printable but not visible

[MARCOC]

Hello, everyone. .is there a way to have on the table a writing that is not visible but that is printed on the sheet when printing the table??? I mean normal printing not conversion in pdf

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

Sure. the magic word to search on the net is "watermark"

 

[MARCOC]

and a note like the others... I see a table and if I put it on an unprintable level ok... but I need the opposite I don't have to see it at the table but in the press it is

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

bhé sure, even the odds, geometry and everything else if you put it on an unprintable level makes you see it on screen but then the white sheet comes out.

 

[MARCOC]

but then I don't understand what waternark is talking about

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

It doesn't seem difficult to me.
put a writing on a level that makes it visible only in print and then turn it off; if then the level is printed even when it is turned off then you don't even have to worry about turning it on in print.

 

[MARCOC]

Maybe I didn't explain...'I couldn't find any way to print something that you don't see in the table"...if there's a way someone knows how to do it?? ...(ps I can not turn off and turn on all times and be an automatic thing)

 

[Joblayer]

You could assign the exact color of the screen to the writing.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

Maybe I didn't explain...'I couldn't find any way to print something that you don't see in the table"...if there's a way someone knows how to do it?? ...(ps I can not turn off and turn on all times and be an automatic thing)

You didn't explain. the quoted, which should mean that you are quoting a phrase already said, is a new information. as you want it to be something that does not require operator intervention. automatic.
Are you sure (have you tried?) that by putting a written on a dedicated level and turning off the latter, which must be printable, do you not print it?

Usually printers, on paper, have the possibility to insert the watermak; If yours isn't there, you pay someone to make you a macro.

 

[MARCOC]

try it ... if I turn it off it is not printed
But for the printer, I don't know what you're talking about... make me an example of a printer that does what you say... where would you put this watermark?

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

Stampa Watermark (Filigrana) (solo per Windows)

 

[Joblayer]

You could assign the exact color of the screen to the writing.

I explain better, because your problem reminded me when, many years ago, in the first steps with autocad not knowing how to handle blocks with attributes, rudimentaryly, I had created rectangles, with background color samplings, to use as pieces to cover texts that I did not want to see, to video it worked, but in the press, I found rectangles.
Now I don't know solidworks, but I imagine working on levels is quite similar to autocad, if so, in your case it could be a solution, write the text on a layer with identical color to the background so as to remain invisible to video, but visible in print.

 

[MARCOC]

joblayer...your solution and the best...color equal to the background